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Which perfect tense may give the idea that something is PERMANENT?

present perfect continuous

present perfect simple

Is this sentence correct? "I've lived in Spain for ten years"

Yes, it's correct

Choose the correct sentence: I _______ this book, so I know the ending.

had been reading

have been reading

have read

am reading

Use the Present Perfect Simple: She _______ (visit) Paris.

has visited

I _________ (read) this book three times.

have read

Which perfect tense focuses on HOW MANY TIMES an action has been repeated?

present perfect continuous

present perfect simple

Is this sentence correct? "I've been living in Spain for ten years"

Yes, it's correct

Which perfect tense focuses on HOW LONG the activity has been in progress?

present perfect continuous

present perfect simple

What is the form of present perfect continuous?

have / has + been + verb_ing

How long _________ (you/know) each other?

have you known

What tense is often used to describe repeated actions up to the present?

Present Perfect Simple

What tense is typically used with 'how long' questions to describe an ongoing action?

Present Perfect Continuous

Which sentence is in the Present Perfect Continuous?

They have been playing football for two hours.

They had been playing football for two hours.

They were playing football for two hours.

They played football for two hours.

We _________ (not/see) that movie before.

haven't seen

Which perfect tense may give the idea that something is TEMPORARY?

present perfect simple

present perfect continuous

Which sentence is in the Present Perfect Simple?

I had finished my homework.

I finished my homework.

I have finished my homework.

I have been finishing my homework.

What is the form of present perfect simple?

have / has + past participle

Is this sentence correct? "I've been having this bag for a long time"

No! "have" (when it means possession) is a stative verb and is not used in continuous form

He _________ (not/finish) his homework yet.

hasn't finished

Which perfect tense focuses on HOW MUCH of an activity is COMPLETE?

present perfect continuous

present perfect simple

Which perfect tense is used to EMPHASIS the RESULT?

present perfect continuous

present perfect simple

Which perfect tense focuses on the PROCESS OF CHANGE over a period?

present perfect continuous

present perfect simple

Choose the correct sentence: She _______ at that company for five years, and she loves it.

had worked

is working

was working

has been working

Which perfect tense is used to EMPHASIS the ACTION?

present perfect simple

present perfect continuous

Is this sentence correct? "I've been knowing Tom for three weeks"

No! "know" is a stative verb and is not used in continuous form

Use the Present Perfect Continuous: He _______ (work) on the project all day.

has been working

_________ (you/ever/be) to Japan?

Have you ever been

It _________ (rain) all morning.

has been raining

_________ (she/wait) long?

Has she been waiting

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